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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-29

Yrof. Ofteoal refer til europa o9 blioer
borte ct Nar.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-29

gn Gut peo Napn Sulius Nelien, Der baz
oeoe Zig Nor Seinrids 8rp99eri Manoa9 git
forlan9t uo / Slooen % orutneoe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-29
@arpeit @rturion

@arbef &rtnrfon
til 9idinion peiten for
Wiisiouri Glooen, en- Sur
paa 585 Miile fra ct.
SAUL 9iper 2anoip9eren en-
goo Nnleontn9 til at ta9e
@omeiteao, BILLET til lap
Yris faces / sc. g. 81. st.
Sidet Office, @jprnet at
Nicoaet % Waibin9ton
Mpes., eQer peo at tilifripe
s. Sebnfon,
g. g. 81. st., ct. Saul.
Set er ben iioite 2pittur
bette Star. 8iQetten 9jeloer
for 20 Gage.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-29

gnoifipnot Saloonperterne blep 2prbag
often befaleoe at boloe fine Salooner luffebe
paa Spnoas, bleu Der bog 20 ~antla9ebe for
Spnoa9sial9. So bet er en- "1atp abiding
&lasie Nenneifer!
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-29

,Sacob Barge bar iluttet meo fin Saloon o9
ouerlaot ben til ct NIT 5irma. 8Den bar mi
pper 200 Saloner.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-29

IS. g.. s Il. Of 9ennepin County bill boloe
tit aarlise MBoe ben Is o9 II Nusuit / fine
&arelier 2517 % Mpe. @pomiuneapolis.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10

Specla. ptspstol % The Exaiuinc,.
TEXARKANA, April about sun
down this afternoon, as Joe Cooke
was passing tie residence of kirlcy,
brother 60 John kirley whom Cook G
shot on Thursday last. Goody kir-
ley, the eldest son of the wounded
man fired upon him from the hall
with dOuhlo-barreiled shot
gun but did not strike
MIR. Cooke who wGs only
thirty feet distant. lie and his
horse escaped without scratch.
Cooke returned the fire with his
revolver, plugging the door posts and
steps but killing no one The wound
ed man was in bed in the house at the
time OF the shooting, and it. is feared
by his friends that tho shock will!
cause relapse, as he is greatly excited.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10
MALLORY, the CIotl1ier.
I5IItIs RECORD.
HORSES ROASTED.

HORSES ROASTED.
Special Dispatch 10 Thc Examiner.
i'oRT WORTH, April AT 2.l5 this
morning three frame houses on Bclk-
nap street were destroyed by fire.
One was occupied as stable one as
a feed store and the third as junk
shop. Four horses in the stable were
burned to death. David lawson and
his son, in trying to save some OF
their property from the feed store
were painfully but not seriously
burned, on the face and hands. The
loss is not over So 600 with insurance
for Sl.3O0
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Good and Bad Luck.

McRli know misfortune overtRLeA
men frequently when their cup of
nnppiucs- ~ well nigh brimfuIl' rms
IN illustrated above Dhts gentleman
came into my store 10 bay ten cent
but being attracted by
the many elegant nnd cheap things In
cI0ghtng, SHIRTS. socks. tirs. ctc., lie
bought AMI bought and bought. aud
amongst other things. ~ couple OF 20
inch hand bags. which. being HIieu
Win his wenrNbics. bc grnsDcd nut
started for the depot. arriving there
lust IN time ~ he too late for the
trnIu OEcOurss knew nothing OF my
customers bni Iuck uii he came IN
that afternoon nnd told me abOut %
He nsspreI us. however. that he ala
not care so much for getting left, n-
his purchase WAS "a uuch better one
than lac could make yu the littIc tow ~
Of DnIins where Ir lived.
NOTE-ThOsc " hO may wish tO know
whether the above q. true or only u
joke. VIII call nt my store and get all
the particulars.
MALLORY, the CIotllier.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10

lecture. laSt night He said "To
what complete dcviishtcss of pursuit
human natur5 ls capable, has this week
and last week. been illustrated.
Thirty >threc wears ago Il man, then
called kissanc, but now called Rogers,
committed great crimes. For thirty
three years he has been an honest ami
good citizen. After he established
himself III righteousness and has
around him NOBLE wife and worthy
sou aud daughter, detectives go to
work aud expose the sins which had
for thirty-thrco years been buried,
for no other purpose except
those OF revenge aud black
mail HIS old cast oil life is cNhum-
cd. Hounds are buying him in nll
the cities. Common fairness would
say "hands oil" after thirty-thrcc
Years of righi.doing. All previous
wrong doing ought TO hc forgotten
fall the reputable Christian people
OF America were. now arraignod and
punished for wrong things they did
thirty-throc years ago there l. hard.
ly u social circle OF church member
ship that would MT be ront a-.
sunder with tragedy Many whose
early life was debauch and abomi.
nation have, afterwards, gone TO the
front IN uacfulncss. say thirty
three Years of honesty and righteous
ness ought, in
ANY FAIR. MINDED
community, give II mau release from
ALI past iniqutics. But no." said
a.. Al 4
sane forever kill h wl.c and blast
his children and then let thirty-,hroc
years of integrity be- overwhelmed by
that sin.
JEAN NALJEAN.
of Victor iiug2'- Immortal romance,
was by many supposed to hc an im-
possibility. Jean Val Jean, having
broken window glass To got bread
for seven starving children, after
wards rises to all the heights OF re-
spectability and honor, aud tor ycnrs
demonstrated integrity of character,
but after nearly
A LIFE TIME
has passed, the oarly wrong gets on
his track ard Chascs him to ruin
Behold Jean Val Jean OF the romano CO
transacted in real lie, in this last quar-
ter OF century, supposed to be ,
Christian age, and see in what heights
aud depths, aud iniinitudcs OF spite
and hate, aud bitterness, aud malice
and revenge the human heart can
rage and rovcl. surely it require,
the massacre of calvary 10 dcpict the
cnorImty ot the human heart whci
once let loose.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10

WAsHINGToN. April 9.-For Texas
Fair weather, southerly winds, slight
changes in temperature, Colder for
SUNDAY.
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JOIN StsI.itutN.


Ntw NORE, April 9-Iho Tribune
to day pri lls the following "ard
To the Editor of the Tribune: Sir
In reply TO the absurd ruul)rs that
have been travelling aroInd the cOuu-
try tor tho last five years and more /;
particularly III reply toa Washington
dispatch in the New York Times of
last Monday, which names me a. au-
thority on the subject, allow me TO
state the following facts
/. The statement that Senator Shcr-
man owns 1000 shares in the First
National Bank Of this city il false in
every particular. He does not own
share in that bank and never has
owned share IN IT,
=. The statcmcnt TINT he owns
bonds OF the Union Pacific railroad j.,
entirely false. He does not own any
Union Pacific bonds and has never
owned any OF them, or any stock in
that corporation.
g. The shares held by him in the
piusburg and Fort Wayne railroad.
are held by him in trust, jointly, with
Gen. Cass, ana are, in no sense, his
personal property: therefore, the
statement that he held stock in that
corporation, o. 100000, is false
hood,
! That that the senator has bCtW cen
tifJy and sixty houses in Washington,
besides valuable lois there, Is not
only untrue, but displays remarkable
ingenuity in laischOOd, There IL II
real estate agent in Washington
named John sherman, whose
advertisement of houses for
sale and to rent are prominent
throughout the city. The signs upon
these houses aud lots are tho only
conceivable good foundation for such
grOtcsque assertion. The employ
mont OF reckless persons TO furnish
falochood- for publication concerning
puElic n Gn not only disCrcdit their
empl oyers, but does moro to inctc
class prejudice than any other cause.
Very respectfully,
e. W, MOUlToN,
OAicc Moulton, johnson IL Lovy.
sc AlcXauder's Single Spoon BaS-
ing Powder. Homemade, pure and
good.
Deane photographer, South Fifth.
Use Alexsnder's Single spoon Bak.
ing Powder. Homemade, pure and
good.
Desne, photographer, south Fifth,
Use Alexandcr's Single spoon Bak-
ing Powder. Home made, pure and
good.
Williamson a. Co. lead the city in
cheap prices on drugs.
The Emeron plane still takes the
lead.
Use Alexandcr'S Single Spoon Bak-
ing Powder. homemade, pure and
good.
Take your prescriptions to W, A.
Il Co.'S, where they VIII
20 compounded with accuracy by G
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10

IIALIFAY, April 9.-Ihc telegram
from ST John, ~ says that relia-
Die news has reached there of the
safety of the steamer Eagle She was
seen by steamer ANA on the 9Th
inst
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10

Take your prescriptions to W, A.
Williamson Il Co.'S, where they Will
be compounded with accuracy by
com petent pharmacists.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10
MAsiNE I>TELLit.ENCE.
QUIET TAKING SEALS.

HALriAX, N =. April 9.-Advices
from st. Johns, y. f., state that the
schooner which arrived there this
morning reports that the sealing
steamer Eagle, which was reported
with 300 persoLs on board was taking
seal> in White Bay on March II.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10

Use Alexandcr's Single Spoon Bak-
ing Powder. Homemade, pure and
good
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10

Williamson & Co. lead the city in
cheap prices on drugs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10

The Emeron plane still takes the
lead
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10
Mating Rugs.

They look sweet and clean.
All pretty coIors.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10

Desnc, photographer, South Fifth,
Use Alexandcr's Single spoon Bak-
ing Powder Home made, pure and
good.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10
FOR ANY EMERGENCY

is beginning to canvass its resources
in case II should become necessary to
again assert the intention OF this
country to maintain the Monroe doc
trine to the extent of protecting the
small rcrublcs of the American cons
tinent against the cncroachments of
European powers. The result OF in
quiries into the naval resource OF the
United states is not encouraging. SO
far, several
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10
TIE STATE OF TEXAS,

each of which had added about 250
miles. Kansas already shows the ad-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10

Deane photographer, South Fifth.
Use AleXsnder's Single Spoon Bak
ing Powder Homemade, pure and
good.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-12
~ MIssINo coHTRAoTOR.
nov IN anoUnED THn pHPosEr RUT OF
Fon ms BoNDeHExH.

nov IN ancunKD 1Hn DERosET RUz OF
Fan HIS DoNDeaixH.
10 connsotien With the departure Of
william TieFney, the contractor, Il may
BE- stated that he sold ont the contract
for tha Mil street. aEaae 10 arm that
is prepared 10 finish the work. The
men on this WORK have been paid month
BIZ month, and she city has retained
Wenty-aTa PR cent. OF the amount OF
The estimate on thlg work. There has
now bean drawn on this work $500 ad
IN three warrants. and the city has re-
lained on the estimates tlb30.l5, 90
that on this work the rights Of Seattle
are secured. The work on Madison
street waa oontFngaed for By Tieruoy, al
shs lump sam Of SLIGO, and J. J. No.
Gisvra II the principal bondsman. Be
fore Nc. MoGilvra would sign the bond
be insisted on Tierne3 making q deposit
% two thousand d0llasa in Dexter Hor,
ton Z Co.'S bank. Tierney conld not,
however, deposit The fuii am0unf, and
eighteen hundred dollars vas pisced IN
the bank and the bond vas signed and
approved By aclinR Mayor FuFth. The
5spoSit vas made IN TisFney's own
nams, and d now appears that be
chsoked out the whole anonnt, With the
exception Of 6 Is, which still stands %
his credit Ia she bank. On tbs Madi-
eon street work be has drawn IN all
&G0i2, leaving q balance Of e55SS for the
oompieflon Of the Work. THIS will have
10 Be accepted By the bondsmen IN pay.
mena for What remains 20 be done snd
aome Of TIE csty officials ere OF opinisn
that u will q little more than nutnce.
From what can be learned Is sppe2fs
thaa TioFnay paid OVER 10 no enc any
part az the money be received for this
Wssk and has got away With lhe whsle
SIX thousaud odd dollars. Is is under
stood thai TisFney h in Viotoria.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-12

CANNRRIES CLOSED.
nm PACKING OF FAIL sALAeoH Proves
4 HAELunR-

NJ. Tunte. principal owner Of the
canneEy at Mnkilteo, was in Seattle yes
tsrdsy, and in conversation With 3
Posr-InTKLx1oxEcxn reporter be said
"Yoa may state that the salmon can
neries on Puget sound have closed
dOwa for the season. In my last talk
with you. ! stated that we woald try tie
expsFsment Of packing fall aAlmon. We
did Try, bat We found the nsh ahsoluts-
" un6t for food, and We gave 70 up a. q
bad i1h. The salmon run 90 Puget
Sound this season has been almosi q
failure, and none Of rs pui up . quarter
Of what Ne egpeoted, for tie reason
that we csuid not Ret the fsh. We are
NOS discouraged, however, bat ara hero
10 stay. There we're Avs cenuefses 10
opeEaiioa o. the Sound this year. Myers
was ready ahead Of anv Of ~ and be
led Of with . pack q 1000 eases; tbs
oanneFy st Five Mile Rock followed uiih
2f00 case; We same next With about 800
eases, end eamtsh comes last win only
400 cases. have heard no repoEs from
Tacoma, but The pack there vas light.
All tko 6shermen % the s0und VITA
Whom have talked expect bio run
next season, bet tie truth e ths1 can
not tell anything about it. ] remember
q year eco when ] first made up ms
nind 10 come 10 the sound. ] lalktd
with fahsrmsn and they said this was
TIE season fog the BIG run Prices are
good this year, and II ne had besn shls
20 get the Gsh ws could oil have Tnsde
some money 0aa Of the business. bal
that's iust he way Il Rosa. When nsh
are pleaiy The pries 10 Low, and when
thsy are eoarce ahe price h high. Most
Of g mads 9 mistake By NOS being ready
fos sha hEni run this season, which cane
week or two carrier than wag ex
pesasd. The Five Nile Lock eannsfy hed
She misfortune Of being buFned Gus Just
Is shey wsrs ready % DO business %
they would have made much better
shovirR."
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coTTTo P1ssREeBRs.

~NpsncIzso Nog. ne ecliopi1z
- -. - flFt 81 - Sl141Eif
- rifer. en1llng this n1gEnlng
o.. < ~ e-1a.-Wr1 Il Crofk a B1Fka, a
s.selsnn1Nn. Mrs J . 1miih. M y =
S,-'2.1. K n Hons8nzns :. -. :,
- PoFt T1wn1en1-5 y -. =
49,. 49,. = f5sfieT, : ~ TfncE. wife n1d tWp
So g. a.ussis-w J Prpcssz. Z , Rearden.
sHm5sr. 6 BToFd BID sssanpxMp. -
I - s.sTI, s'ceu,n- Il o Waa1e.
csr.sf klsfoa q - Ns4tA9la 1'-e -.
rs,dag. Miss kelle E,A.sa.2 80. 3 y.
-. - sz- :. saoob heddI1R, a 3 An.
49, Mrr n A Fnnna, & B MezSo1 ana
49, II FEsn1a Kline Ms 9 " CnlEpr
- 1870. Mr and kffs J J Grady
80 a aecend ,ciass paassn8sR&
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i
csrasskis caleuuii rrsurna1 fsem N
~ p oa,llaEzi4 1esl1szay.
/ IL. Milner rHimsnoa fsom q hnrinnaI
~ . 1asona b - Esss116
MszHun HasalnnA q Puas Ineng1n
80 IN kzia11E = ~ 80 . va -
lEEaAF.
RieAln1 Hnlyaka yke - bsen - .
VIA % - 11sm 81 the 1kaRi1 ElNsz. ~.
tnEned e Bsa11i1 yes1ss1zE.
v. II Pumphsrg VIA usna b calf-
/ faEHtH o. hHHannn9 eunnagHsE wiIA ~
i = elaEg estats, rs1urned hsms -
GeoEns Bn6iann 80 has hsnn gi.sE-
ina bis fn1AeR-ln-lAw, J. Nswtum aala,
e olymzlAs s1suznsd - esni1,s lazl
eEentna.
Miss 1enstEe GeeEns. asss1panisd b
h1z HlnB1n1t1nR. mzsign1 he@a l1s1 81
snt1e aktsf . very plnnsnnt yasts %
Hiss Q. Haphina q fhia eng, mo
eas besa sisifi1g fEianfB d he eastern
p0Eeioe e he leEEi1nEy. resaEna6 hsms
ysstss1aY.
q. Panain expeuss 10 Iaasa Esa1els,
asoumranisd b his wfEs end en-. IA 8
fen days. % upend TIE win11R ID Call-
fnxuia. whaEa mr. Eenn7n q anRnHea IN
9 neWnpaper en1aEpEise.
W. Van Wassss, mho kas hsnn nalsna
inc TIE Wariu18 eoun1y fniE1 d cal3-
fok1in, and va ka8 never f1II8d b eng
. good wuRd fnr Ganttln. whe8 cppexln-
nii7 o4sssd, BstuEaod - thls elts ~
oBsmimR.
Saass o. q Hs9ilt. e1sUAlsf Jasflss
of WaaAinGt1n 1aEEifnEys iB apanalnR 3
len days q 1aa1tie. TIE 3u4lo retired
frem - pracflca Of law n1ang sanEz
nau asd asfaEsd up1n afnrm noaE Olym-
pc with hi6 family.
Mfs. ~. J. Peualus kn6 haK HanNhfsE
Mary lels Bsseils Toe IN exto1oed vsgii
20 San KFaneisoe and o1haR puinl1 IN
California. Mrs. Pcntins l6a811 1el
homs h this city fos alx mouths and
doeg nnf expegt 10 KUauKn until afeeg ms
expiFstton e that Lease.
A. p. HoanlinR, q San EFanaisso.
head Of TIE house oe a. p. Hotaiinz 4
Co, accompanied hg bis sna Richard
uill arrive n esa1tle % Sunday. He Il
On his regular annual visit 10 the branch
heaees n Portland, Seaside end gpoknna
Fails Mr.. .. O. nixon, 81 this city,
viii meet him IN Tno0ma.
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DrsrRrcr COURT PRoCsRDIS0s.

Thomas Reddinatcnlana Patrick Gal
LAGER appeared In the district oouEt yes
tarday moKninR and formally pleaded
Patrick Hahnran. Ihe eaes u1s 81
Ter Trial Wednesday uexA OF 60 soon
thsrsafteR as the trials So for tie pre-
osdfnR days will pefmia. Ihe trial 81
Albert Ffiearioh Win neain Monday
morninG.
Tee indIstmsrt szainst .. ,. Keller
and Frank walsh, charged With vinlsln1
optam dens fog the Wufpose o. emnkinn
opiuu, Nas qnalhed, - The defendanf.
we're both named in ths same indlafmeel
ana 90 The ossnss Il not tcins 81 ssp'
arats.
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pTsoUsTINo SKIN DISEASES

What apeo4acls b more diaaugltna
than THAI Of . nan % weman witn .
skfn disease which shows itself IN Ptaa-
ules and hiotohea on hands, af1A f1ce
and neckR IL b simpiy fmDuFs blood.
Sea wat HnkHpzxxE's PuEs do Tor 9
ehrooie oases
For foar years wa Ia the Mounted
Infantry In fhs Q. 9. Army, rssidssH
daFina shaa slnse pRinelpaiiy h 1sxnA
AInosf ali of thai tims | had . ehsnnss
akin dinass. characterized ~ - erup'
tion over ths enalRe gnRfAes % ny leGl
| ena shfRhs. arns ard ehesl Tho do
tnra termed q cessna hsd a1too u
all hops Of ever being eured. wnel
BaAxnzxTH'a RuKa woeo Esc1UDendel
30 me. I cunclndsd % tFy lhams anG
IA %. and ! have teanked oea CAT
niuss thea that I dhd -. Itetnh ] $50
thsm el1oasthar abcns SGrs9 nontns
nna b Ghst ttms 49, sozsp3s,ely essa'
II ara haxo unxeH And any tRo1eta m1nl
~ aktn q O. eleaR - a1g ona'&
Gncnl8 CRAFl1AM.
1 PInssanlna. Mish- DsssDns &lel
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nnNR


LAt that eeia uf y0ars run %. Ysu
think it h 9 iieht thina. But q may
run into catarFh. Or into puenmonia.
% eozgamDtion.
0atnrxh Is diaRuaiina. RneumoniA 4
dangerous Oonsamption q dsath llaelf.
Ths breathing appaEatas mss Be
keuE hsailhy sd cisaF AZ 81 ohsfrus-
therH ID ksonhla mkead.
Al the diseases Of these pasls, bead.
noss. thEoaa; hRouahiAl tobea and LUNGS.
can BE- daiightfuiiy and entirely cared
b. she use Of Bosehee'a German Syrup.
II yea don't know shis already thcus-
ands and thoasaads OF peeple can tell
yo1. They have bean cured By e, and
know hoW Il %. themselves Bottle
only 70 esuts. Ask any dRaaGisl
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49, ~
On ThzEna1s nishi nrlnnn erlene.
M - - alsamar Olymrian oana in1e
ynsslss Ssnss go uhFs sons CHS.
heainen nns b psREsau ara @kaspsssa
po<F usztiea1ig q lksf oErIaf. Tha
nnswm An rEkhsn wna aafsly anashas.
bul e. 4 Wss ac1osnrsnsee b a afsru-
1tax9 Eu4 bhe supffans wena Of nsksa-
h14 an6 fetaFzad a1or sftef vim n1sl
looklnR goazE m4n, who aiso nakaE
4oDe Q1e1Iiana Is 3 Low trna. The
S14R1ta anGBER b1iuQ andItIe ua&a she
wnole m4t&4x esenR 20 ahn aEow6.
IN 20. I'll azil Found ard a. S,
eel1Mlnl4 3 san en- ana 90 aa6Eluzs
to1'n have - aet 3 iipenss ffom HIN,
and fhe1 / en- wanace Il for re- I'll
KiahA he ligen b oonfiu1ed "a an
BBeT y f1Flaea qzesIieus, soa Hscsnd
sixseas n 8461 3 k0nae. ana hs'n rive
you he li1enss nu EinAS II rec sslf eli
shese- Ishan b efl6ss hafe a. q arch
. rlaae fu4mimR skB eHzns a. . we'll
kuoBn legal aEna1, and VII - around
iiil mldnlghs. ba6 ! SAINT yon 10 ess
A. asoR a. rsu cas-
1he goanR nan uunt CT and he
lawyers - aza EeDDrlex and the police
e1lsnfg ~ asked asfp ens hEs4th whe
Ne So1na msn Vas and II be wanted %
y married ahst nixht They waTs In
formed nat b rs employed On he
ylymulzs, mnd desired 10 beosne =
neuedie1 before be ssaeel sailed 90 2
o.s.oek: ~ Ypa have never sen .
n1ldnieks wedding yeaad better be
aEe1nd 1nd say farming % tie ~
p0EseE) yun uaahs 20 BE- haEa fps sure
ene - Z for qoaR paper in he mora
lngo aid his HonoE.
1he eiztsiot e1uneilnan said By EelEy
he'd b sEound ere TIE sfElstant pEoss-
o0tinR attexnsy said b. wonld 100, the
reporter promised - Do Hkswisss end
he poiieemsn aid they'd drop ID Il
they eoald. while q eonsfabla snd few
depaly SHERIFF. end oibsrs th0uebt they
might aa we'll taka q IL.
Abo1t an houF aftsx The reporter
ioana ons Of The lawyers Who had been
waiting round and YES informed that
the time VS. n0t pet. He returned
aRain and fg1nd TIE iastioe who was
snxiousiy
wArxrMn TO TIE TIE UNUz.
He bed "a ne msantirns sssn ths
w0uio-be green and ted i vas ell
right, that Auditor Woed had promised
10 issue the hee1ae and that be and
TIE bride elect wuuld be round ere long.
Eleven o'clock came and Ne sign Of
bride OF groom, half paai and stin they
came nos, midnieht arrived but no we'd
ding party. The hstt hour Of the day
uaeRn1 and fha eanaR nuYioUH thFou0
before mornine"
knd 9 tired disappoints1 and SICK
erowd wended theiF way 70 their re-
aceelive homes v0Uine never eaatn 70
wait up to see midnight wedding.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-12

~orscs zen dollars rsserr
=. - 1nsa ~ lnlesnaaa'pn
80 1870 3 Re aFieet nad a1n-
1900 q aus en@ fetfna at@Al-
-. ceolos 81 slse poqt-lntsiil-
- '..n.s..-~res llvssed ~ ere caFvssrs
...,aurfsoua tiae CRY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-12
REAL ESTATE rRA1SEzRs.

The following transfers Of Fsai ostAfa
we're hlsd foE record yesterday;
Bailey Gsimsrt and wife 10 James
Rankin, quit claim dsed 70 loas1 ~
hlsok 8; 8 IN block Il. and In block -
al In eastern addison 20 Seattle; $40.
John J Eliiet end wife 70 B Goodman
the VIZ Of lots I and block IN y /
YssleEss arsa addition 70 Seattle; $500
"A Bell, "a 81, 20 George kinneaT
quis claim deed 20 lot6 bloekS il Bel
d Dsnny's addition % The town Of 0eat
de; 81.
< A Denny and wife 10 Michael Ne
leigh, lot block ~, IN A a DENNY
addition 70 Seattle; 5000.
h i Yesler By trustee 20 3 Goodman
VIZ Of fractionsi lot 3 block 8 40 n /
Ycaler's nFsl addition 70 seattle; 500
II Dishsn and wife 70 h Dukgs blocl
I In Sonerviile; $500.
Danial Eohnsidss 70 Charles MeAIlis
Ter, 20 acres IN ESQ 81 20 - north rnngI
I east $500.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-12

cHAMErH BAI1~-Thers was Q large at
tendance a The TuEa versin hall last
evening on TIE occasion OF the bali civ.
en- ~ the ladies' q tbs Relief sooisty.
A large number Of tickets bad been sold
hy We ladies' and = Roodiy sum vas
taken a. the door. IheFs wss long
liaa Of dances and those Who partiei
patad seemed 10 enjoy Il exoeediBgly.
Prof. waugh furnished exesllsns music.
playing q number Of rev Releettens from
late operettaa. The suppar vas great
saocsss, the tables being tastefeiiy ar
Fanaad and the delicaeies on them par
eicuIariy temptiuR. Over fouR hundred
cellars we're realized from the edair.
ana les success Fsdscts great credit on
ths ladies Who undertook and man
aRsd L.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-12
eMALLpOX.

"A msmbeR Of zy family Vas taksc
down with the smail-pox. Iimmediaae.
" eommonced 10 use DaFbys PFophyiae-
tie Fluid. It kep1 ths atmospheEe Of thG
Poon cure and frBsh. TIE patient wal
greatly rulisVed, end revcf fer mo-
ment deIir1ons; waa nct gifted. and wal
about the house again u three wesks
end no others had is.n-JAMns ". Pan
Krzsun. m. The oafsrsrs Phslas Pa.